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Reference
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Brewer’s Dictionary
> Epic.
Eph’ori or
Ephors.
Ep’icure (3 syl.).
CONTENTS
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
E. Cobham Brewer
1810–1897
. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Epic.
Father of epic poetry.
Homer (about 950
B.C.
), author of the
Iliad
and
Odyssey.
1
Celebrated epics are the
Iliad, Odyssey, Æneid, Paradise Lost.
The great Puritan epic.
Milton’s
Paradise Lost.
2
“Speaking of M. Doré’s performances as an illustrator of the great Puritan epic.”—
The Times.
Eph’ori or
Ephors.
Ep’icure (3 syl.).
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Celebrated epics are the Iliad, Odyssey, Æneid, Paradise Lost.
